Saturday, January 10, 2015
Paris Attack Exclusive pics: Charlie Hebdo and Jewish market suspects killed, 4 hostages dead
Paris: 2 Charlie Hebdo suspects shot dead; 4 hostages, gunman killed in second siege. A nationwide manhunt for the suspects of France's deadliest terrorist attack in more than 50 years ended in a hail of gunfire on Friday. After hours of negotiations in two separate hostage standoffs that shut down parts of the Paris metro area, the two main suspects in the attack on a satirical magazine and a possible associate wanted in connection with the killing of a police officer on Thursday are dead, multiple media outlets, including Le Monde and The Associated Press, are reporting.
Friday, January 9, 2015
"Since 2010, we’ve helped bring 1 in 3 homeless veterans off the streets.": Obama
"Since 2010, we’ve helped bring 1 in 3 homeless veterans off the streets.": President Obama
Thursday, January 8, 2015
Indian MP Qureshi praises Charlie Hebdo attack, offers gunmen Rs 51 crore reward
New Delhi: Even as the world condemns the shocking attack on the offices of French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, one BSP leader, Haji Yakoob Qureshi, has praised the attackers and said he was ready to pay them Rs 51 crore, which he had previously announced as a reward for the killing of Danish cartoonists who had depicted the prophet.
Qureshi had in 2006, offered the sum of money to anyone who would kill the cartoonists of Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten after it published an editorial in September 2005 that included 12 different cartoons portraying the Prophet
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
10 dead in Gun attack on French magazine Charlie Hebdo that made fun of Muslims
Paris: At least 10 people were killed in a shooting at the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical newspaper firebombed in the past after publishing cartoons in 2011 joking about Muslim leaders,
French TV channel iTELE reported.
There was no immediate official confirmation of deaths. An AP report said a journalist had died and three of police were injured.
The TV channel quoted a witness as saying he saw the incident from a building nearby in the heart of the French capital. AAbout a half an hour ago two black-hooded men entered the building with Kalashnikovs (guns)," Benoit Bringer told the station. "A few minutes later we heard lots of shots," he said, adding that the men were then seen fleeing the building.